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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
A notice records that Ottery ot-Lous will attend all courts in Sirra County and the Third Judicial District, with reference to the First Door Weet R. of R.O Church on Main Street Ottormy-ot-Lovs.
F. J. Given M. D. Hillsboro attorney will be present at all floors of court in Bernalillo Valencia Socorro and Sierra counties. Deal in gold silver copper mining properties in New Mexico.
The Sierra County Advocate notes it has published such notices for thirty years and will continue to do so, offering affordable and accurate publication services for legal notices.
From the Sydney Bulletin report a Spanish aviator nearly died after colliding with a swarm of locusts at about sixty feet. The insects blinded him causing loss of control of the aircraft. A humorous aside notes a cannibal king and a missionary awaiting paper bags from Sidney.
An apparent quotation notes that nations are not fed clothed or housed by legislation while contrasting costs and benefits of membership, attributed to a sagacious contemporary. The remark underscores practical outcomes over ideal promises in policy or alliance decisions.
A dramatic forecasted clash between rubber tires and iron wheels as the future of transportation, noting rubber’s rapid continental spread, government road role, and the power of understanding and justice over material conflict. Prompts historic tensions between capital and labor, with moral reflections on progress and equity.
By Peter Radford the recent investigation of the United States Commission of Industrial Relations gathered contrasting fringes of society to compare their views side by side. The piece notes the long clash between capital and labor and praises farmers for engaging with both sides, suggesting sincere dialogue improves understanding.
A column urges unity amid European immigration, cautions against discord and vigilance toward foreign sympathies. It warns of potential U.S. involvement in global conflict and notes a nationwide neutrally maintained stance, with a continuation promised on page 2.
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